u/pleasealwaysn4ever

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courtney love & ivy wolk on a podcast together just recently. i did not expect something like this, & i definitely did NOT expect them to have surprisingly good chemistry together lol

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 3 days ago

I rewatched “The Road to El Dorado” for the first time in 25 years, and just realized that it probably has the most racist, sexist depiction of an indigenous woman put to screen.

I’m referring specifically to the character of Chel. Her character design is unnecessarily voluptuous and fetishized. She’s the ONLY female character in the film who’s dressed scantily clad, while all of the other women are in full, traditional dress attire. Every other woman in this movie is literally just a background character too, which really goes to show that the makers of this movie only wanted the hypersexualized, “eye-candy” female character to be the only real female character who gets any screentime. In addition, her character’s only purpose is to just be a femme fatale and an object of the two main white, European male characters’ affections.
Throughout the film, she depends on sex appeal and seduction to get what she wants, and it just really feels wrong and backwards in so many ways. To top it all off, she casually lies to and sells out her own people for her own personal gain, knowingly going along with the Spanish con artists’ lies about them being gods.

Looking back in hindsight and as a person of indigenous Mexican ancestry myself, this was honestly an extremely offensive and disgusting depiction of indigenous women, and it contributes to stereotyping and fetishization, especially since indigenous women in Latin America were subject to sexual violence and slavery from Spain and Portugal around the time period that this film takes place in.

There’s plenty of old movies and shows like Pocahontas and others that give heinous, historically inaccurate depictions of native people, but this is one that really stood out to me.

Am I wrong to be upset by this, even if it is just a purely fictional movie? How do you personally feel about this film and it’s depictions of indigenous people in Mesoamerica?

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 4 days ago

[TW] This joke from the 1995 Adam Sandler movie “Billy Madison” involving SA. One of MANY ‘90s comedy bits that definitely didn’t age well in 2026.

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 7 days ago

any comfort tv shows that you recommend? these are my personal favs!

any adaptation of “anne of green gables” is great, but “anne with an ‘e’” is probably my fav!

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 7 days ago

They got literally every color of Yoshi at Universal Studios FanFest Nights, except for ONE! 😡😤

Put some respect on my boy’s name!

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 9 days ago

Indigenous actress Q’orianka Kilcher sues James Cameron for the unauthorized use of her likeness in Avatar

I seriously hope that she wins this case. It’s so typical for white men to steal from an indigenous person, to pass off as his own.

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u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 9 days ago

How I angrily glare at someone when I see them being disrespectful to a cast member or character performer at Disneyland:

People who ruin the magic are seriously the worst! I’m honestly glad they’re trying to ban live-streamers from all Disney parks too, because the entitlement and disrespect has gotten WAY out of hand.

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 10 days ago

adriana caselotti, the original voice of snow white from the disney’s “snow white & the seven dwarfs”. i’m honestly shocked by how beautiful she was! she really was a real-life disney princess 🌷💕

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 10 days ago

this was made in 2008 originally, but it has since been adopted as a symbol for the feminist movement, around the time of the #metoo.

a work of art that’s equal parts powerful, intimidating, & beautiful!

u/pleasealwaysn4ever — 16 days ago